Are you from Colorado and when did you notice that your reporting privileges had been suspended? I ask this because I have not asked for any suspensions of user privileges in a long time.

Since I didn't ask for this restriction I would guess that it was automatic through some other mechanism. I have passed your concerns on to a Regional Coordinator.

When you say,"reporting at all", do you mean you can't update gas prices or places also, or just traffic/police reports? If the latter, then your reporting privileges should return soon. Let us know if they're not back by tomorrow, and we'll get staff involved.

Can I ask approximately how many you had reported on that drive?

In general, once the system gets the heads-up about slowdowns, it will watch the immediate area, and update jams (and routing) periodically, on its own, whether people report traffic or not. So, if there's traffic showing on adjacent segments, it's not *always* necessary to make sure every spot is covered with reports.

I was not aware that "excessive reporting" was a thing. I usually notice that in heavy traffic, not all areas show the heavy traffic so I was trying to report to show that. I won't do that any more, but I'm blocked from reporting at all right now and was told to reach out here

Yes I'm from Colorado. Denver and surrounding areas. And it happened yesterday during an unusual traffic jam along i-25.